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Clinical Neuroscience - 1967;20(05)
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Clinical Neuroscience
MAY 01, 1967
[Statistical processing of 15 years of ES material from the Psychiatric Clinic of the Budapest Medical University]
[In the struggle for the cure of mental illnesses, for the health of the human mind, one of the central issues was therapeutic optimism, therapeutic activitas. The sick person and society as a whole expect the best possible restitution from the doctor, and the doctor's duty as a practitioner is to take responsibility, to take the lead, to apply the most modern methods of treatment. ]
Clinical Neuroscience
MAY 01, 1967
[Schizophrenia or schizophrenias]
[In analysing the development of the concept of "schizophrenia", both in terms of its professional history and its theoretical basis, authors adopt Nyirő's position that "...we cannot speak of schizophrenia, only of schizophrenics..." In the sense of Sternberg's concept, they narrow down their position by stating that a nosological approach and Leonhardian taxonomy are essential requirements for a substantive answer to the question.]
Clinical Neuroscience
MAY 01, 1967
[Resuscitation and neuropsychiatric therapy experiences with electrostimulator]
[The authors describe their joint research with Nyirő on the therapeutic value of transcerebral electrostimulation. Their experience: 1. electrostimulation is essential not only in the treatment of respiratory paralysis following electrotrauma, but also in the prevention and treatment of certain complications of psychiatric so-called major somatic treatments; 2. it is also a new treatment option for hormone-refractory hypothalamic syndromes, such as amenorrhoea, using more mitigated current... tovább »
Clinical Neuroscience
MAY 01, 1967
[The problems of the psychoanalytical distinguishing between typical and atypical types of drunkenness]
[In their communication, the authors deal with the differentiation of acute, typhoidal intoxication states from atypical (pathological) intoxication states, emphasising the sociological importance of the differentiation and defining the legal basis for the differentiation. The work of Nyirő on the subject is discussed in detail, followed by a discussion of the symptoms of atypical intoxication and their diagnostic significance. They also analyse all the external and internal factors that may... tovább »
Clinical Neuroscience
MAY 01, 1967
[The role of exogenous factors in psychiatric disorders ]
[Authors discuss the psychopathological significance of isolation or deprivation. They draw attention to these specific exogenous factors and stress the importance of a multidimensional approach in their interpretation. Using both the literature and their own clinical experience, they aim to outline certain conclusions on this topic. ]
Clinical Neuroscience
MAY 01, 1967
[Superstition and psychosis]
[The authors analyse the mystical and superstitious experiences of psychotic and neurotic patients and their interpretation in 5 cases. They relate the symptoms to environmental influences (childhood experiences, cultural and social influences). ]
Clinical Neuroscience
MAY 01, 1967
[Data on the EEG implications of endogenous psychoses ]
[Authors draw on the literature and their own studies to delineate the place of traditional clinical electroencephalography in endogenous psychosis. They summarize the distribution of EEG findings in an indiscriminate schizophrenia patient population studied over 5 years at the BOTE Psychiatric Clinic. ]
Clinical Neuroscience
MAY 01, 1967
[Blood serum cholesterol in depression]
[1. In the vast majority of cases of various depressive states, fasting cholesterol levels are higher than normal. 2. In depressed patients, serum cholesterol levels are not elevated during the midday hours. 3. In depressed patients, serum cholesterol levels do not rise after cholesterol ingestion. ]
Clinical Neuroscience
MAY 01, 1967
[Thymic lesions in myasthenia gravis]
[After a brief review of the literature on myasthenia gravis and thymic lesions, the authors address the issue based on their patient records. The significance of lymphoid and epithelial thymic hyperplasia in relation to myasthenia; the prevalence of mixed hyperplasia; the characteristics of thymic tumours; the relatively benign nature of tumours with malignant tissue structure.]
Clinical Neuroscience
MAY 01, 1967
[On practical issues in mental health care ]
[The number of mentally ill people is not decreasing. Due to overcrowding in hospital psychiatric wards, the number of patients in mental health institutions is constantly increasing. Adverse external influences are causing relapses and prolonged pathological conditions in the patient's environment. In order to provide better mental health care, the mental health network needs to be expanded with modern institutions.]
Clinical Neuroscience
MAY 01, 1967
[The pathographic work of Gyula Nyirő]
[Authors have analysed the pathographic work of Professor Gyula Nyirő. His first study, on Endre Ady, demonstrated the extreme, opposing poles of the genius' soul. His later pathographies - on Semmelweis and Csontváry - demonstrate the role of experience in shaping character and stimulating art. In Csontváry, he also drew attention to the fluctuations between the rational, the artistic and the pathological 'I', demonstrating that there was a time when the pathological stimulated the artistic as... tovább »
Clinical Neuroscience
MAY 01, 1967
[Central and peripheral nervous system symptoms systemic lupus erythematosus ]
[Authors present the case of a 38-year-old female patient admitted with hemiparesis. The medical history included episodes of unconsciousness. On observation, she developed polyneuritis in both lower limbs. The possibility of a space-occluding process was excluded. The subsequent febrile state, increased sedimentation, signs suggestive of renal impairment, and skin manifestations on the lower limbs led to the diagnosis of collagen disease. The patient became symptom-free and complaint-free on... tovább »
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